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Click here to subscribeA Stag Minstrel tri-fold mirror dressing table and matching night cabinet and stool together with believed Stag chest of four long and two short drawers and matching narrow three-drawer chest and another modern tri-fold dressing table Condition reports provided on request by email for this auction otherwise items purchased `as seen`
An Arts & Crafts oak wardrobe, 204cms high x 105cms wide and matching dressing table, 99cms wide, the wardrobe with centre and glazed cabinet top and base drawer, the body of tapered form, the matching dressing table with tilting mirror and base of one long, two short drawers and two upper short drawers Condition reports provided on request by email for this auction otherwise items purchased `as seen`
A Chinese table screen, inserted with a double gourd shaped jade carved with Daji (great good fortune) surrounded by Eight Buddhist Emblems and clouds, the reverse incised with a poem by Qianlong, the wood stand carved with ruyi head shaped clouds and archaic scrolls, 37.5cm high 嵌玉雕大吉八宝纹桌屏
A collection of Chinese embroideries, 19th-20th century, comprising: a pair of sleeves, each decorated with sprigs of flowers and precious objects on a blue ground within a black border, 47 x 188cm, a Chinese rank badge, of the Seventh Civil Rank, with a mandarin duck standing on a rock above waves in gold and silver thread, 31 x 33cm, a pair of wallets, each decorated with bats amongst Chinese characters 'Wanshi Ruyi' (may everything go as one wishes), above waves within false gadroon borders, each 11.4cm wide, and an embroidered table mat, 28cm diameter (4) 十九至二十世纪 袖口 方补 及 其他活计
A woven linen table napkin from the 1838 Coronation Banquet of Queen Victoria held at the Guildhall, London, the design incorporating a view of the city of London, with a pen and ink note of provenance from the original owner (Miss Donville), describing the way the cloth was obtained, another from the daughter of Miss Donville transcribing the note; "Mrs Bradford (then Miss Donville) was permitted to dress up as a waitress and so obtained a sight of the show and got one of the napkins as a souvenir", and a third from the great-great-grandaughter of the above, the napkin bearing a pen and ink name 'J P Philipps No.9', 74 x 84 cm
CHINESE EXPORT WARE TRAVELLING DRESSING TABLE SETcontained in an ebonised box decorated with animals in front of a house and barn to the lift up lid, opening to reveal a bevelled mirror to the lid and a fitted base containing three brushes, hand mirror and two circular lidded boxes, all decorated with similar scenes
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